But he might not be the sharpest tool in the shed, so you know what to say when he asks what you're doing in his swamp. Fancy some swampy green cocktails while livin' la vida loca? You're in the right place for that, and like they say, it's dumb just come have fun, cool is dead. Awesome DJs will play the most swamp-worthy sets in between performances to keep your rave spirit alive. Make the most of the night and dress up as your favorite character, just don't skimp out on the gumdrop buttons or the classic Farquaad hair. And the morning after? Make sure you have some waffles!

Hailing from the quiet town of Hitchin, just outside London, James Bay was destined for grander things. His soulful, gravel-toned vocals and expertly crafted ballads have been making waves since 2013, and he was hotly tipped by international music media as one of 2015's "ones to watch." That prophecy certainly came true. Now, with the release of his latest album, Changes All the Time, don't miss the chance to catch this hugely talented artist on his Up All Night Tour!

Coming in hot off a successful year (supporting acts such as Florence and the Machine and the Yeah Yeah Yeahs!) American indie-pop band, Japanese Breakfast are returning to the States for their headline tour! Originally a solo project, Japanese Breakfast was founded in Philadelphia in 2013, starting off as an outlet for Michelle Zauner's grief around the illness and death of her mother.

One of the coolest bands to come out of Britain in the last 20 years, alt-rockers Bloc Party are coming stateside to celebrate the 20th Anniversary of their iconic album 'Silent Alarm'. The record's incendiary fusion of rock, electronica, post-punk and more put the 'Party on the map and remains a staple in the collection of any indie rock enthusiast.

Queen of indie rock, Aimee Mann is heading out on the Lost in Space Anniversary Tour with Jonathan Coulton as support! Mann has had a successful solo career with several Grammy nominations, winning two including 'Best Folk Album'. Don't miss your chance to catch this droll performer celebrating her 2002 album 'Lost in Space' this summer!

Chicago indie-rockers OK Go first found fame with the viral success of their 'Here It Goes Again' video, which saw the band performing a brilliantly inventive dance routine on treadmills. Ever since then, their videos and music have maintained this quirky energy and their output has been consistently innovative, unique and fun.

Mike Hadreas, A.K.A Perfume Genius returns to the road this year and you're invited! A member of the Myspace generation, Hadreas first uploaded his transformative pop to the platform in 2008, but it was his 2014 record, 'Too Bright' that brought him to the mainstream - a landscape that has proven to be the right place for this consummate and raw artist.

The story of Panchiko is a modern-day online fairytale. Panchiko released their debut project Death Metal' in 2000, garnering almost no success, the band later disbanded. However, in 2018, a random Redditor posted their music after they had found a copy of their CD in a charity shop in 2016. This singular Reddit post went viral and reached the disbanded Panchiko, causing them to reunite, now with thousands of fans around the world. Make sure to catch this incredible band live in the US this year!

Is it ever too late to tour an album? Not for Turnover! Alternative Press listed Peripheral Vision as one of the greatest albums of 2025, Kerrang! coined the mature dream-pop soundscape a "tour de force". A true turning point for the band, the 2015 album is a cinematic, genre-shaking masterpiece of self-discovery - one that led to a decade of sell-out tours and critically acclaimed albums, their most recent being 2022's Myself in the Way. Don't miss this rare chance to hear the LP live for the first time!